Doggie Land pet sitting & walking

17/07/2024

Back at it 🐾

🐕‍🦺These two were so excited for out walk/run yesterday... And so well behaved!

18/08/2022

Let's keep your furry companions looking and feeling their best.

We offer only the best possible pet grooming, petsitting and pet walking services for your pets.

Don't delay - Contact us today!!

021 285 0917
072 216 9075
https://doggielandgroup.co.za

18/07/2022

With these awesome promo prices, combined with our unconditional love for your doggos...what's not to love??? ❤ 🐕
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05/07/2022

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01/07/2022

If you're close Parow today, make a turn🙃

22/06/2022

To teach your dog to walk on a loose leash.

You will need:

- A collar or harness
- A leash
- Treats

To start:

1. Fill your pocket or treat pouch with treats.

2. Decide what side you’d like the dog to walk on, and hold a few treats on that side of your body. For example, if you’d like your dog to walk on the left side, hold treats in your left hand.

3. Hold your leash in the hand opposite the dog. For example, if your dog is on your left, hold the end of the leash in your right hand. Let the rest of it hang loosely in a “J”.

4. Take a step, then stop. It’s okay if the dog doesn’t stay in “heel” position. Feed the dog some treats from your hand, in line with the seam of your pants. This will help you position the dog.

5. Repeat. Take step, stop, feed a treat at your side, along the seam of your pants.

6. When the dog is looking eagerly up at you for more treats, take two steps instead of one before stopping and feeding the dog.

7. If the dog pulls ahead, stop walking immediately. Call your dog back to you, or use the treats in your hand to lure the dog back to your side, but don't treat her yet: take two to three steps forward before feeding. This is to prevent teaching a sequence like: “I pull ahead, I come back, I eat.” We want them to learn that walking alongside you on a loose leash makes treats happen, not pulling.

8. Gradually take more steps between each treat. You can talk to your dog to help keep her attention on you.

9. When the dog walks well on a loose leash, give this kind of walk a name. It could be “heel,” “with me,” “let’s walk,” or another word/phrase of your choice.

10. Release your dog (“all done,” “okay,” “that’ll do,” etc.) when they no longer need to walk in “heel” position.

If you have a busy schedule, our dog walkers can help get your dog the regular exercise they need.

Get in touch with us today to discuss your options.

📆 https://www.doggielandgroup.co.za/get-a-quote/
📧 [email protected]
📞 021 285 0917
📲 072 216 9075

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21/06/2022

Pet love ❤️

08/06/2022

Classic games like ‘fetch’ are lots of fun for you and your dog, but exercise isn’t just about running around. Mental exercise is important too, as it can help fight boredom and teach your dog great new skills.

Here are 5 of the more common brain games for dogs.

1. Treasure hunt
This is a great brain game to test your dog’s thinking skills! Hide pieces of your dog’s favourite treat around the house (or if it’s nice outside, the garden) and let them hunt for a tasty reward. Your dog will have to use their nose to scent out the prize.

2. Brain training toys
A really simple brain game for dogs involves hiding treats inside a special toy. There are many toys you can buy for this purpose – just put some of your dog’s favourite treat inside, and watch them try to release it.

3. Learn a trick or two
Teaching your dog a trick or two is a great way to spend quality time with them and get their brain working. Teach them to recognise objects, fetch your slippers or roll over on command.

4. Three cups
This game is great for encouraging your dog to pay attention to you. All you need is three cups and a treat, such as a piece of treat.

Before starting the dog brain game, make sure each of the cups smells like treat; a good way to do this is to simply wipe the treat around the inside rim of each cup. Then, with your dog watching you, place the treat under one of the upturned cups, and place the other upturned cups next to it.

5. Advanced brain game for dogs - independent thinking
This advanced dog brain game encourages independent thinking as your dog is rewarded for trying new ‘tricks’ that they have come up with themselves. This is a great way to encourage their inventiveness.

If you didn’t already know, we have our own dog walkers to walk your dog, so you don’t have to!

Book online or contact us today.

📆 https://www.doggielandgroup.co.za/get-a-quote/
📧 [email protected]
📞 021 285 0917
📲 072 216 9075

07/06/2022

Dog walking:
Last month to try us out at our start up promotion cost of R60 per 30min walk/ per dog and R20 every extra dog😁.

Trust your pet's best friend. Trust the brand you know.

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📞 021 285 0917 / 072 216 9075

20/04/2022

BOOK IN BEFORE FULLY BOOKED ! 🐾🐾🐾

14/04/2022

These 2 went for another jog yesterday 🏃‍♂️.
Sooooo fluffy!!

07/04/2022

New customers 😃
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11/03/2022

Our dog walkers in action today in Brackenfell 😃
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📱 072 216 9075
☎️ 021 285 0917

www.doggielandgroup.co.za

27/01/2022

Friendly pet love and care 😃

23/12/2021

We're unofficially, officially launched 😁! Just as our Parlours close for the year we bring to you our pet sitters! Yup the people you know and trust with your fur babies will now baby sit them for you.